The "fighter jet expulsion" incident last month marked a new level of confrontation between the two countries, and although both sides are NATO members, there are deep grudges between them.

It is reported that Greece and Turkey have always been dissatisfied in recent years, and all contradictions have been made public this year; the "fighter jet expulsion" incident last month marked a new level of confrontation between the two countries. Although both sides are members of NATO , they have deep grudges between each other. Since the outbreak of the Middle East refugee crisis, Türkiye, which has defended the throats of Asia and Europe, has become a veritable "refugee shelter country", and a large number of illegal refugees are pouring in the country every day. The Turkish government came up with a plan: to arrest these refugees and then send them to the border in a planned manner to let them go to Greece, which gave Greece a very headache.

news mentioned that the Greek border guards also refused to accept these refugees and "kicked" them back" to Türkiye. Similar tug-of-war has been going on for many years, and the methods are becoming more and more excessive. Three days ago, a picture of naked refugees went viral on the Internet, and the Greek government took the lead in speaking out: the police "rescued" 92 immigrants near the Evros River at the junction of the two countries. These refugees were not dressed and had signs of being beaten. According to their confession, the refugees took off their clothes and drove them into Greece after being arrested by Turkey. Turkey's provocative behavior "breaks through all the lower limits"; the Greek authorities even said that Turkey's move is tantamount to a "shame of modern civilization" and called on the world to pay attention to their crimes;

However, Türkiye sneered at it. Turkey said: The pictures released by Greece are old pictures from three years ago, and the real thing is that these refugees were captured by security forces after entering Greece. These people were then robbed, humiliated, and abandoned in the wilderness. Greece took such a set of photos to slander Turkey, and now their public photos show that the country has extremely contempt for the rights of refugees. In short, both sides have their own reasons, and there is no definite evidence from the outside world when the refugees came from, who caught them and took off their clothes. It can only be roughly estimated that the refugees came from Syria and Afghanistan , and most of them were men.

Some analysts believe that Turkey's large number of refugees in Greece "Sealing to Greece" is a retaliation, and the country has long been dissatisfied with EU , which is exactly the same as the retaliation of transporting refugees in Texas, USA. Greece spent a lot of financial resources to control the border, but the effect was not great and there were still many people who arrived unimpededly with the help of Turkey every day. Therefore, it is not ruled out that the Greek authorities planned such an incident that attracted public attention internationally and initiated global condemnation to put pressure on Turkey; as for whom the refugees' clothes were stripped off, it is difficult to find out without a third-party investigation.

Also worth mentioning is that the United Nations Refugee Agency is currently calling on the parties involved to launch a comprehensive investigation into the matter, and they expressed their feelings about being very sad about the matter and are still trying to find the victim. Both countries have poor "human rights records" for refugees, because Greece had previously had a "black history" of expelling refugees' clothes and robbing money. Turkey also had the act of beating refugees and using violent detention. The two sides also caused 12 people to freeze to death on the border because of "promoting refugees to each other". There are comments on this: "It is very ugly to develop hatred between countries to the use of refugees as tools of revenge, but in this matter, other NATO countries must also be responsible for the refugee crisis in the Middle East. Giving all the pressure to the two countries of Turkey and Greece and 'invisible' themselves is what they are best at."